Yes, I enjoyed this recently, too, and it goes to show that
PIs of some sort can function anywhere.
Someone suggested that PIs are a
thing of the past, but there's a private investigator
storefront in the bar-hopping district in little Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania. (Of course, it is a state capital, so sleazy
goings-on are just about guaranteed!) PIs' doings make the
newspapers once in a while, as do their help-wanted ads. Yes,
I'm tempted, despite my total lack of qualifications.
Joy currently reading Ross Thomas's Missionary Stew
jordan_mcpeek wrote:
> I'm currently thoroughly
> enjoying Robert Wilson's The Big Killing and a big
part of it is the
> West African setting. It adds a different
perspective simply because
> everyday norms are so different from the usual North
American or
> English settings, yet it contains familiar noir
themes.
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